Faculty of Law Research Research areas
Legal aspects of information society and Intellectual Property Law

Legal aspects of information society and Intellectual Property Law

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About the research area

The area includes IT law, media and Internet law, telecommunications law, data protection law and intellectual property law (copyright, industrial property rights).

Ongoing third-party funded projects

  • FORTESIE
    The overall vision of FORTESIE is to design, demonstrate, validate and replicate innovative renovation packages in the building industry with Smart Performance-Based guarantees and financing, aiming at Efficient, Sustainable and Inclusive Energy (ESIE) use to accelerate the Renovation Wave in Europe. The renovation packages will combine state-of-the-art construction materials and technologies components (prefabricated facades, BIPV, heat pumps, etc.), innovative digital technologies for measurement and verification, and attractive financing (e.g. contractual frameworks for smart performance guarantees, financing mechanisms, engagement techniques, green-euros, etc.), to raise the overall EPC value proposition. The renovation packages will be tailored to specific target groups needs and optimised to improve the ESIE performance considering energy, CO2 and comfort. Each package will be demonstrated and validated in real life use cases and customised for replication in all other partner countries for immediate market take-up.
    Led by: Prof. Dr. Margrit Seckelmann
    Team: Dipl.-Jur. Ricarda Puschky
    Year: 2022
    Funding: Horizon Europe Project
    Duration: 10/2022 - 09/2025